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...Highway to the Katzehin River Delta, almost straight across Lynn Canal from Haines. It will be seven miles to the Haines terminal and 15 miles to Skagway. DOT requested proposals in June to design fast day boats that will make seven trips a day...
...The "Sail-abration" starts with a ceremony on board the Malaspina at 9 a.m. Wednesday. A dedication at the Haines terminal is scheduled at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. In Skagway, a terminal dedication will be at 2:30 p.m. followed...
...away. A crewman casting off the ship about 20 feet away noticed the damage. "It could have been disastrous," Haines terminal manager Jim Warner told the Chilkat Valley News. "The night before, I was standing right in the middle of (where...
...incident and with the conditions above what the ship was designed to operate in was the ship allowed to depart the Haines terminal? Who gave the order to leave Haines? The marine highway system has gone from a reliable, dependable service to...
...a lot of military coming from Elmendorf (Air Force Base) and other bases up north taking vehicles stateside," Haines terminal assistant Jim Wilson said. "Many of them waited (a day) to go out on the Taku." They also had the option of...
...community of the Panhandle. It binds some of our towns closer together, in access and potentially in trade. At the Haines terminal, an esteemed contingent of townsfolk, choir girls and boys and Native elders greeted the Juneau delegation and celebrated...
...would be $750 for all three trips, including gas at $3 per gallon (for the drive from the ferry terminal to the Haines terminal). This is a difference of over $1,000. I would have spent money in Haines or Skagway on food, gas, train trip...
...of mining claims near Klukwan. He was president and manager from 1962 until 1991. He was president and manager of Haines Terminal and Highway Company, which operated a commercial dock in Haines. He also managed the Goldstein Building in Juneau...
...of mining claims near Klukwan. He was president and manager from 1962 until 1991. He was president and manager of Haines Terminal and Highway Company, which operated a commercial dock in Haines. He also managed the Goldstein Building in Juneau...